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One way to slow down is to take time out for a craft and make something with your own hands. A homemade advent's wreath is an easy project for the whole family.

Advent ,the season of hope prior to Xmas, is an important Christian observation that can get lost in early Christmas season parties and premature celebrations.

It's hard not to be captivated by gifts and glitter this time of year. Amid the toys and trimmings, how can you teach your child the true meaning of Christmas?

Advent is a time of spiritual preparation. Using an Advent wreath gives children and families a visible symbol of "waiting for Christmas."

Many Christmas traditions are celebrated in Germany starting with St. Nicholas Day. Several of them are now celebrated around the world including the Christmas tree.

Traditions and small rituals for the sweet sixteen birthday include the father-daughter dance, changing of the shoes, the tiara ritual and the candle lighting ceremony.

Include all family members in the celebration of Advent with activities rich in meaning of this joyful season.

With the birth of electricity, authentic antique chandeliers became elaborate pieces of utilitarian art. Today these chandeliers are prized for their beauty and detail.

Catholics observe Advent, Latin for "to come to," which is the custom of preparation for the arrival of Christ as the liturgical year begins.

While several people may affix a wreath to their front door, it is doubtful if many truly are aware of the significance of Advent.

Use a classroom Advent wreath to get your Catholic religious education class into the true Christmas spirit.

There are many customs, traditions, and symbols for the holiday of Christmas, enhancing a season of joy and a time for giving to others.

Learn how the church marks each Sunday during the Christmas season in preparation for and in celebration of the birth day of Christ.